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Research

The Aftershock Project is grounded in curiosity. My research brings together lived experience, professional practice and academic enquiry to explore how high-risk occupational cultures shape identity, relationships and wellbeing across the life course.

Why this matters

Good research doesn't simply answer questions; it helps us ask better ones. This collection follows the ideas, evidence and conversations shaping The Aftershock Project as it continues to evolve.

Start with these reflections

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Recalibration: More Than Just a Metaphor?

Exploring whether recalibration offers a new way of understanding adaptation, wellbeing and human change.

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Beyond Adaptation: Awareness as the Foundation of Recalibration

Why awareness is the starting point for lasting change and psychological flexibility.

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Beyond the Veteran: The Children We Rarely Ask

Asking what we can learn when we look beyond the veteran to the families who live the journey alongside them.

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Adaptation & Learning

Exploring how people adapt to demanding environments and the strengths those adaptations create.​

Awareness & Practice

Exploring awareness, contemplative practice and psychological flexibility.​

Identity & Belonging

Understanding how our experiences shape who we are and where we feel we belong.

Families & Relationships

How service ripples through relationships, families and everyday life.

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The Aftershock Project is an evolving body of work. If you'd like to receive new reflections, research updates and stories as they're published, I'd love to keep in touch.

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